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St. James Infirmary

Composer: Don Redman, Joe Primrose/Irving Mills
Artist: Louis Armstrong
Year: 1925
Key (original): Em
Key (transposed): Em

Slow, Bluesy Intro x2
Em 
 
A#7 
 
Em 
 
Em 
Violin Intro
Em 
 
A#7 
 
Em 
 
Em 
 
Em 
 
C7 
 
A#7 
 
A#7 
Em 
 
A#7 
 
Em 
 
Em 
 
C7 
 
A#7 
 
Em 
 
Em 
 
Em 
 
A#7 
 
Em 
 
Em 
Verse 1
 
I went do
Em 
wn 
 
 
A#7 
to St.James Inf
Em 
irmary
Em 
Saw my  
C7 
baby 
 
 
A#7 
there
 
She was st
Em 
retched out  
A#7 
on a long, white t
Em 
able
 
So c
C7 
old, so sw
A#7 
eet, so f
Em 
air
Verse 2
 
Let her  
Em 
go, let her  
A#7 
go, God bl
Em 
ess 
 
her
Em 
Wherever 
 
 
C7 
she may  
A#7 
be
 
She can l
Em 
ook 
 
 
A#7 
this wide world  
Em 
over
 
But she’ll n
C7 
ever find a sweet  
A#7 
man like  
Em 
me
Verse 3
 
When I  
Em 
die 
 
 
A#7 
bury me in stra
Em 
ight laced shoes,
 
I want a  
Em 
Boxback 
 
co
C7 
at and a Stetson  
A#7 
hat
 
Put a t
Em 
wenty dollar gold p
A#7 
iece on my w
Em 
atch 
 
chain
 
So the b
C7 
oys will know that I d
A#7 
ied standin’  
Em 
pat
Solos
Repeat Vocals
End on Mouth Trumpet Solo

These known chords are used in this song.

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{title: St. James Infirmary}
{artist: Louis Armstrong}
{composer: Don Redman, Joe Primrose/Irving Mills}
{year: 1925}
{Key: Em}

{start_of_verse}
{comment: Slow, Bluesy Intro x2}
[Em]  [B7]  [Em]  [Em] 
{comment: Violin Intro}
[Em]  [B7]  [Em]  [Em]  [Em]  [C7]  [B7] [B7]
[Em]  [B7]  [Em]  [Em]  [C7]  [B7] [Em] [Em]
 
[Em]  [B7] [Em] [Em]
{end_of_verse}

{start_of_verse}
{comment: Verse 1}
I went do[Em]wn [B7] to St.James Inf[Em]irmary
[Em]   Saw my [C7]baby [B7]there
She was st[Em]retched out [B7] on a long, white t[Em]able
So c[C7]old, so sw[B7]eet, so f[Em]air
{end_of_verse}

{start_of_verse}
{comment: Verse 2}
Let her [Em]go, let her [B7]go, God bl[Em]ess her
[Em] Wherever [C7]she may [B7]be
She can l[Em]ook [B7] this wide world [Em]over
But she'll n[C7]ever find a sweet [B7]man like [Em]me
{end_of_verse}

{start_of_verse}
{comment: Verse 3}
When I [Em]die [B7] bury me in stra[Em]ight laced shoes,
I want a [Em]Boxback co[C7]at and a Stetson [B7]hat
Put a t[Em]wenty dollar gold p[B7]iece on my w[Em]atch chain
So the b[C7]oys will know that I d[B7]ied standin' [Em]pat
{end_of_verse}

{comment: Solos}

{comment: Repeat Vocals}

{comment: End on Mouth Trumpet Solo}
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